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DAN recently got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU), the U.S. Navy’s center for dive research. Established in 1927 and based in Panama City, FL, NEDU leads the way in: 👷🏽 Dive equipment engineering 🫧 Decompression safety 💪🏽 Physiological monitoring 📋 Underwater human performance evaluation With unmatched ocean simulation capabilities, NEDU can recreate diving depths of up to 2,250 feet of seawater, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in u

FSU Panama City to honor first Navy Experimental Diving Unit commander

The United States Navy Experimental Diving Unit is the world’s premier diving and hyperbaric research, test and evaluation unit. All diving equipment, old or new, must pass through NEDU’s brutal tests to be approved for fleet use. Dive footage courtesy of Navy Diver First Class Mariano Lorde. | U.S. Department of War

Bernie Campoli, was the last remaining crew member of SEALAB I. Today we honor the passing of a legend in the diving world. Bernie's images of military diving have appeared in theU.S. Navy Dive Manual, All Hands Magazine, Naval Institute Proceedings, and the 2008 historical compendium Naval Forces Under the Sea, Volumes 1 and 2. Bernie retired from the Federal Government in March 2000. Bernie was a Life Time Member of the National UDT-SEAL Museum and the UDT-SEAL Association, an associate member

Ever wondered what it’s like living 100 feet below the sea in a chamber every day? We asked Lt Cmdr Daniel ‘Ted’ Kinney from the Navy Experimental Diving Unit at Defense POW / MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) about his experiences diving to recover the remains of service members lost in combat. | U.S. Embassy Singapore